The Platte City Board of Aldermen, by a split vote of 4-2, approved the purchase of property for a riverfront...
Read moreA new bank is on the way in Platte City. Set to open in mid-February is a North American Savings...
Read moreMiss Katherine Ann Wilson and Gregory Max Hunt were married in the presence of their immediate families on Dec. 18,...
Read moreStudents appeared before the North Platte R-1 School Board last week to ask the board to adopt a smoke free...
Read moreMatt and Stephanie Snook, Camden Point, proudly showed off their son, Westin Ray, who was the first baby of the...
Read morePlatte Fair supermarket has changed its name to Platte Fair IGA. It will be open for business in May. The...
Read moreA city employee, Pearl Brown, is the first person to file for mayor in the Platte City election. Jack Hansel...
Read morediv class="postie-post">Word that the sky was falling--or at least a smokestack--in downtown Parkville turned out to be a false alarm...
Read moreMr. and Mrs. Billy G. Cox announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to Thomas G. Richmond, son of Dr....
Read moreThe Platte County preliminary budget for 1992 calls for general fund revenue and expenditures of $6,215,978. The $6.2 million in...
Read moreOpponents of Platte City's latest round of involuntary annexations have placed two billboard signs along Interstate 29 within the city...
Read moreThe Wells Bank employees and directors enjoyed a Christmas party last Friday evening at the Hilton Airport Plaza Inn. Mr....
Read moreThe question of what to do with the old Annex school building is still being pondered by the Platte County...
Read moreThe Platte City Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night hired a second law firm to help it defend itself against...
Read moreMr. and Mrs. Charles Barton of Gower announce the birth of their daughter, Mary Carolyn, on Dec. 9, 1976 at...
Read moreLarry D. Davis of Platte City has announced that he will again seek the office of sheriff in Platte County...
Read moreParkville Mayor Kathy Dusenbery attempted to refute accusations the city is illegally conducting railroad discussions behind closed doors. "We did...
Read moreThere's a new law in Missouri that requires a mandatory prison sentence for those who use a deadly weapon in...
Read moreThe developer of the failed Executive Hills North, Inc. project near KCI has pleaded guilty to federal charges that he...
Read moreThe Rotary Club of South Platte, working with the Philippine Medical Society of Greater Kansas City and the Philippine Nurses...
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